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From tomorrow to Nov. 3, Aurora Boulevard in Manila from Rizal Avenue up to the Dimasalang Circle will be closed to vehicles. Peripheral roads such as P. Guevarra, Leonor Rivera, Isagani, Blumentritt and Retiro as well as the portion of A. Bonifacio leading to Dimasalang Circle will also be closed.


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                    [Summary] => In a bid to keep Manila’s public cemeteries safe from terrorists and criminals on All Saints Day, the Western Police District will be deploying 1,000 uniformed officers at the city-owned North Cemetery in Sta. Cruz and the South Cemetery near the Makati boundary as well as the Chinese Cemetery.


WPD chief Senior Superintendent Pedro Bulaong said a command post, which will serve as nerve center of Oct. 31 to Nov. 2 operations, will be set up and manned by Manila police on Dimasalang Street.


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Cops deployment in Manila's 4 cemeteries starts tomorrow

By Nestor Etolle | October 29, 2009 - 12:00am

Starting tomorrow, a maximum number of uniformed policemen, backed up by thousands of volunteers, traffic enforcers and barangay tanods, will be deployed at Manila’s four cemeteries – North, South, La...

Metro

MPD all set for All Saints Day; traffic rerouted

By Nestor Etolle | October 29, 2008 - 12:00am

The Manila Police District shall deploy a maximum number of police personnel in four cemeteries in the city to beef up its security preparations for All Saints Day.

Metro

Manila sets All Saints’ traffic scheme

October 30, 2002 - 12:00am

The Manila city government has announced the temporary closure of some roads in the vicinity of the North Cemetery and Chinese Cemetery for the All Saints break. From tomorrow to Nov. 3, Aurora Boulevard in Manila...

Metro

1,000 cops to secure Manila cemeteries

By Mike Frialde | October 27, 2002 - 12:00am

In a bid to keep Manila’s public cemeteries safe from terrorists and criminals on All Saints Day, the Western Police District will be deploying 1,000 uniformed officers at the city-owned North Cemetery in Sta....

Metro